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warren's going to be sticking with us. jeff, you have to -- >> i've got to do some selling here. >> we appreciate your time very much. >> thank you. >> we will have more from warren buffett throughout the show. also stocks on the move this morning. which companies to watch ahead of the opening bell. a lot of earnings out there this morning. a quick programming note. don't miss a cnbc exclusive interview with goldman sachs chairman and ceo lloyd blankfein. that is today, 11:00 a.m. eastern. "squawk on the street." we'll be back after a quick break. fidelity's etf market tracker shows you the big picture on how different asset classes are performing, and it lets you go in for a closer look at areas within a class or sector that may be bucking a larger trend. i'm stephen hett of fidelity investments. the etf market tracker is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades today and explore your next investing idea. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." futures responding from a nice report
warren's going to be sticking with us. jeff, you have to -- >> i've got to do some selling here. >> we appreciate your time very much. >> thank you. >> we will have more from warren buffett throughout the show. also stocks on the move this morning. which companies to watch ahead of the opening bell. a lot of earnings out there this morning. a quick programming note. don't miss a cnbc exclusive interview with goldman sachs chairman and ceo lloyd blankfein. that is today,...
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your savings rate's got to go up because you've got to put more in the bank. >> you want to give us a prediction for friday? the bls is working hard to get the unemployment numbers, i should say the labor numbers. what do you think it'll look like? >> two forces separate from whether they can open the office to get the number out, you've got two things going against each other. last month was a really good number, there was a bounce back either way if you have an extreme number. that might tick up. you've seen moderate progress, you've seen improvement on unemployment claims. so i think most people think it's going to stay steady. i'm going to go out and predict it ticks down a tenth. >> all right. austan, we want to thank you for joining us. we'll be watching those numbers tomorrow. and always appreciate your time. >> happy halloween, guys. >> happy halloween. >> you're in a mark zandy costume today. >> yeah, with the orange tie. >> yeah. he's going to be our -- do you see the big new job he got? i don't know whether he's going to grace us -- you may be the only guy that looks like m
your savings rate's got to go up because you've got to put more in the bank. >> you want to give us a prediction for friday? the bls is working hard to get the unemployment numbers, i should say the labor numbers. what do you think it'll look like? >> two forces separate from whether they can open the office to get the number out, you've got two things going against each other. last month was a really good number, there was a bounce back either way if you have an extreme number....
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not going to reach us on the east coast. beautiful day. 60s, 70s and sunshine across the east coast. but it's across the midwest, great lakes, where we'll watch some storms begin to move in. very warm in the southern plains. dallas for you, 88. western half of the nation, this is where it will continue to stay cool. showery, even a little wintry for some cases here across the higher terrain. it's all to a big dip in our jet stream allowing for the cooler canadian air to remain in place. that will keep snow around the mountains and wet along the coast, san francisco a wet day there, while the middle of the nation we've got the warm weather here. temperatures will be 10, 15, 20 degrees above average here as we head through the early part of the week into tuesday. returning to more late summer temperatures, wichita 88 for the afternoon. thank you. back to you. >> congratulations again. >> thank you, thank you so much. >> he looks exhausted. >>> anyway, coming up -- just kidding. he had no sleep. coming up we'll flee to the set
not going to reach us on the east coast. beautiful day. 60s, 70s and sunshine across the east coast. but it's across the midwest, great lakes, where we'll watch some storms begin to move in. very warm in the southern plains. dallas for you, 88. western half of the nation, this is where it will continue to stay cool. showery, even a little wintry for some cases here across the higher terrain. it's all to a big dip in our jet stream allowing for the cooler canadian air to remain in place. that...
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we want to you protect us, form an independent committee of directors. >> i'm going to sam. what should happen? >> first of all i think you got to go back to history and history of canadian companies is all about not paying for control, not buying 100% of another company and maintaining control by loning blocks, parent company as"a" controls company " and when you stretch it out you are creating massive asset control with very little capital. now unfortunately that's exactly the business they're in. you want them to change leopard clothes or something, the idea you talk to them and you thought they were going to buy from you, i mean that's tooth fairy stuff. they weren't going to buy from you. >> sure. >> the real question i'd ask you, bill, is don't they have control today in. >> they don't. the reason why they don't have control today when we did the original deal, we did a few things, we're not permitted to vote their shares over 10% of the stock they own for their own, for the other directors, this ef they have to vote their share in proportion. we could fairly get contr
we want to you protect us, form an independent committee of directors. >> i'm going to sam. what should happen? >> first of all i think you got to go back to history and history of canadian companies is all about not paying for control, not buying 100% of another company and maintaining control by loning blocks, parent company as"a" controls company " and when you stretch it out you are creating massive asset control with very little capital. now unfortunately that's...
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we knew it was going to juice durable goods report today. >> phil is going to talk to us now. he always talks autos but it was deliveries that did it for boeing. that was one of the dow components. thanks. >> right. they count the revenue from deliveries. they do -- you can go on their website, joe f you're interested and they list orders every month. that's how economists know what's going to happen to this particular part of the durable goods report. >> that's okay. >> steve, thank you. >> reporter: if you were -- if you were -- >> i am, but, you know, i don't know if i'm going to click on all that stuff. >> that's why we have you tell us. >> we've got you and lebeau. >> we're going to him right now -- >> i'm at 30,000 feet. i'm not -- >> sammy hagar, i saw him yesterday, he said hello. >> i have a video. we raised a lot of money for the coming home project. >> when yir back in studio, we'll play the video. let's get over to phil lebeau with breaking news on ford. >> reporter: three pieces of news coming from ford and it all revolves around the mess in europe. let's start fi
we knew it was going to juice durable goods report today. >> phil is going to talk to us now. he always talks autos but it was deliveries that did it for boeing. that was one of the dow components. thanks. >> right. they count the revenue from deliveries. they do -- you can go on their website, joe f you're interested and they list orders every month. that's how economists know what's going to happen to this particular part of the durable goods report. >> that's okay. >>...
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and jack is going to join us at 8:00 eastern. the people that we've had have talked about jack have just pointed out, look, it's at 7.8 for whatever reason. you've got part-time workers. all these census workers call people and find out whether they're working. if you've done anything in the last month, you could theoretically call them part-time. >> if you've worked an hour. >> if you've worked an hour, you can claim that it was part-time. the government hired more people in the previous two months, where we did see it come down a half a percent, than since 1948. i think the point they're making is you can say 7.8 and say wow things are getting better, but in reality, it's probably not a good picture. >> voters themselves look at the economy and figure here's my take on the economy. >> what i love is the feigned -- oh, questioning the government! you're allowed to say that bush lied and people died? the only time that government lies is to start an unjust war? >> this is a debate that you can only lose. >> but is that the only t
and jack is going to join us at 8:00 eastern. the people that we've had have talked about jack have just pointed out, look, it's at 7.8 for whatever reason. you've got part-time workers. all these census workers call people and find out whether they're working. if you've done anything in the last month, you could theoretically call them part-time. >> if you've worked an hour. >> if you've worked an hour, you can claim that it was part-time. the government hired more people in the...
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he'll join us. then at 8:40, we're going to talk -- did chuck go to miami? big game this weekend. i may have to talk to him about that. we're going to talk fed policy and politics with jim grant of grant's interest rate observer. first, though, becky has your morning headlines. >>> let's get to some of that corporate news. american airlines says improperly installed clamps are to blame for seats coming loose. found four other boeing 757s with the same issue. it is now in the process of fixing those clamps. >>> also, best buy founder richard schultz is pressing forward with the possible $11 billion buyout of the retailer. schultze and four other retailers have started examining the books of the company. he is said to be negotiating individually on details of how much of his roughly 20% of the stake of the company he would contribute in a bid and what role he would play after a buyout. coming back in as ceo or not. let's get a check on the markets. things have been holding steady because we are waiting for a number that's 12 minutes away. that could give us an indication of what to
he'll join us. then at 8:40, we're going to talk -- did chuck go to miami? big game this weekend. i may have to talk to him about that. we're going to talk fed policy and politics with jim grant of grant's interest rate observer. first, though, becky has your morning headlines. >>> let's get to some of that corporate news. american airlines says improperly installed clamps are to blame for seats coming loose. found four other boeing 757s with the same issue. it is now in the process of...
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go like a pro. >>> let's get down to the new york stock exchange, jim cramer joining us now. harvard ought to talk to you. we just had scott malpass on. you probably want -- haven't they, jim? can't you do -- they lost a billion dollars. can't you help? >> no, because malpass has a much better stable of managers. boy, do i want to do my job from notre dame. everything they do is right and the business school is fabulous. >> it is, right. i was gist kidding myselves. you get to pray, too. godless atheists in cambridge, why should they have decent returns? >> how about how notre dame raise the its academic standards and moved up in the polls. every other school that tried that failed. >> that's true and you probably watch. something about it. i don't know whether dallas was america's team or the braves were, but notre dame for 80 years, people everywhere watch. i'm not really sure why. >> i never miss a game. i watch every saturday game because they are so exciting and play with heart like you wouldn't believe. >> happen to be on nbc -- what did you make of citigroup? >> no fli
go like a pro. >>> let's get down to the new york stock exchange, jim cramer joining us now. harvard ought to talk to you. we just had scott malpass on. you probably want -- haven't they, jim? can't you do -- they lost a billion dollars. can't you help? >> no, because malpass has a much better stable of managers. boy, do i want to do my job from notre dame. everything they do is right and the business school is fabulous. >> it is, right. i was gist kidding myselves. you get...
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-- >> he's going to join us via satellite. in fact, our news maker this morning, larry summers. he is the charles w. elliot university professor at harvard. mr. secretary, thank you for joining us this morning. >> good to be with you, becky. >> pretty good swing. maybe spends a little too much time playing golf. i don't know. what's your handicap now? you're pretty good. >> not like you. not like you. i'm working teaching my students. you're off with all your business pals. i'm just working with my students. >> no one wants to cop to a low handicap anymore. you can't. >> i've got very little danger of that. >> larry, you've been writing an awful lot -- the press has been picki ining up what you've been saying about the fiscal cliff and what it means for the global economy. how big of a problem is this? >> we could take a situation, which is an economy that's starting to turn, that's got the prospects of a real recovery, and blow it if we g over that fiscal cliff. if we let everything rip, it would be an act of huge irresponsib
-- >> he's going to join us via satellite. in fact, our news maker this morning, larry summers. he is the charles w. elliot university professor at harvard. mr. secretary, thank you for joining us this morning. >> good to be with you, becky. >> pretty good swing. maybe spends a little too much time playing golf. i don't know. what's your handicap now? you're pretty good. >> not like you. not like you. i'm working teaching my students. you're off with all your business...
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doesn't involve going to an emergency room, that is a big step for enabling us to take advantage of all of what technology is going to bring. i think they're going to be some huge human opportunities in all of this. and they're going to be some very real commercial opportunities. it's not been an easy period for pharma, but often it's darkest before the dawn. and sitting at a university i can tell you there are remarkable things happening in life science laboratories because we have been able to provide crucial support. god knows we better make sure -- >> you see it happening -- you can see it at m.i.t. happening i guess, you are close enough to see the real advances happening there. you're close enough -- >> that was good, joe. that was good, joe. m.i.t. and harvard collaborate very well. >> no. absolutely. i guess if it's not a step -- and i know it's not a step to single payer, it's not baby steps to single payer, but i do worry about how many private companies eventually allow the government to handle it. if we ever did get to single payer, would you at that point acknowledge th
doesn't involve going to an emergency room, that is a big step for enabling us to take advantage of all of what technology is going to bring. i think they're going to be some huge human opportunities in all of this. and they're going to be some very real commercial opportunities. it's not been an easy period for pharma, but often it's darkest before the dawn. and sitting at a university i can tell you there are remarkable things happening in life science laboratories because we have been able...
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todd is going to give us the latest on what's going on. todd? >> thank you. we're basically watching the storm very closely but it's an unusual storm. you may not realize how unusual and why it's getting all of the coverage that it's getting. basically we're dealing with a storm center which is right now a hurricane but won't be a hurricane when it makes landfall. normally you would say that's good news. actually it's not. it becomes a very strong -- what's called extra tropical storm. like a winter storm but supervise esupe supersized and that's the problem. the closest analogy that we have is of course the perfect storm. other than that, we have never really seen that happen before. it just comes slamming in from east to west on the new jersey shoreline and anywhere to the north of that center is where all of the water is going to come with it and that happens to be the new york city metro area, long island, southern connecticut, and of course the new jersey shore, which means a tremendous impact economically once the storm is all said and done. there's oth
todd is going to give us the latest on what's going on. todd? >> thank you. we're basically watching the storm very closely but it's an unusual storm. you may not realize how unusual and why it's getting all of the coverage that it's getting. basically we're dealing with a storm center which is right now a hurricane but won't be a hurricane when it makes landfall. normally you would say that's good news. actually it's not. it becomes a very strong -- what's called extra tropical storm....
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all of the houses are going to get used. i would argue we've already gone through the low in the housing cycle so that's going to be better, so in five, seven years from now we're going to be building a lot more houses which means a lot more workers are going to be building them and you know, whirlpool will be making equipment to go in those houses so things will look good over time but it depends on how the government can manage this. >> no matter who is in you'll not see gdp 25% spent on government spending no matter who gets in, you have to cut it. >> france has 58% spent, i'm not saying that's good but the government could grow to be a lot more than 25, we're only talking about the federal, you're not talking about the states and locals there. we're more in the high 30s. the government could be bigger but we have to tax people in order to have the government bigger. what do you want a smaller government? we have to balance this thing out. >> everything i here is you have to tax more just to pay off our deficit. you have
all of the houses are going to get used. i would argue we've already gone through the low in the housing cycle so that's going to be better, so in five, seven years from now we're going to be building a lot more houses which means a lot more workers are going to be building them and you know, whirlpool will be making equipment to go in those houses so things will look good over time but it depends on how the government can manage this. >> no matter who is in you'll not see gdp 25% spent...
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let's go to becky now. i don't know where else i could go. it's just the two of us. is coke out? >> not out. we are waiting on coke. you wait when i read this. >> i'm looking at it here. >> take a look at the futures this morning, yesterday we did see a turn in the markets where you actually saw a gain which was a surprise after several days of losses. the dow futures are up 37 above fair value and in some of our other headlines the newest dow component unitedhealth group earning 16 cents better than expected and raised its full year forecast citing strength across its business units. this is going to be busiest day for third quarter earnings to date for this quarter. yahoo! chief executive marisa meyer is back from maternity leave and named enrique decastro as chief operating officer. and amazon.com is going to be hiring 50,000 seasonal workers for its order fulfillment centers. i'm sick. i can't say it today. amazon expects thousands of the workers to stay full time when the holiday season ends and the futures are indicated a little higher this morning. >> got a flu shot? >> i
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or going to use new doctors? >> both. so what we do find is when people start booking appointments on our site, over three years, 80% of their health care will be booked on zocdoc. >> this fascinates me and i'll tell you why. when you add 40 million people which we will do next year to the health care rolls and you add that much demand and don't increase supply, there's a likelihood it will be tougher to find specialists like it is in canada and other countries that do this. did you think about that when you decided, i mean this would help for people if there is a shortage and it's hard to, takes nine months. did you think obama care will make this more needed at some point? did that go into your thinking? >> i was a much simpler man when i started zocdoc, i was just trying to solve my problem. >> if obama care is not repealed i'm going to buy some of your stock. >> why are not people paying like on uber, you pay in the cab through the device, the credit card. wouldn't it be nice to walk out of the doctor. >> we
or going to use new doctors? >> both. so what we do find is when people start booking appointments on our site, over three years, 80% of their health care will be booked on zocdoc. >> this fascinates me and i'll tell you why. when you add 40 million people which we will do next year to the health care rolls and you add that much demand and don't increase supply, there's a likelihood it will be tougher to find specialists like it is in canada and other countries that do this. did you...
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so it would be hard for to us say that we're in the going to export gas to other people. >> i think there's like a ten commandments of free markets and global alization. >> i'm going to break another of the commandments. >> you break them every day. >> if i was paris, the whole conversation was about carbon taxes and what's really going to happen. what do you expect will happen? >> i think in this country the likelihood of a carbon tax anytime soon is not there. >> we'll wait for china and india. >> clearly over the next five years or possibly ten years there will be no appetite here for that, but given what -- i'm telling you, the view is a complete -- >> their energy policy is primarily a climate policy. >> you don't even need -- it's not co2, andrew, we'll know within five years. >> some people say it doesn't work. >> i have six chapters on that subject in "the quest." so i think dealing with carbon, the carbon has gone up. >> 400 parts per million. >> that's right. >> that means there's 9.9 -- 999,999.99999999 carbon dioxide. chill. it's eight-tenths. >> i'm chilling. i'm just telling y
so it would be hard for to us say that we're in the going to export gas to other people. >> i think there's like a ten commandments of free markets and global alization. >> i'm going to break another of the commandments. >> you break them every day. >> if i was paris, the whole conversation was about carbon taxes and what's really going to happen. what do you expect will happen? >> i think in this country the likelihood of a carbon tax anytime soon is not there....
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are you going to bring us together? >> joe, on the extension part, if you're still voting absentee from ohio, the obama campaign would be happy for you to think about it all the way through november and maybe vote early december. >> are you going to be ready for this in two weeks? i want an extension. can we push it back a little? we need about four who are debates, we need more talk. another vp debate i think. no, i'm ready, john, aren't you? i'm so ready. i couldn't of went to bed last night and -- i'm debated out. >> do you know what i'm ready to be done with? i'm ready to be done with the on until midnight, on at 6:00 a.m. shift. >> i bet you are. >> it will be great when that's done. >> and i'm sick of tweeting. people are arguing on twitter. and i'm watching these conversations. it reminds me of the e-mail -- >> i love watching that. at least it gets people involved and you know they're paying attention and are -- >> i'm just worried it's a small subset of the world. >> guys, let me go over a couple high points an
are you going to bring us together? >> joe, on the extension part, if you're still voting absentee from ohio, the obama campaign would be happy for you to think about it all the way through november and maybe vote early december. >> are you going to be ready for this in two weeks? i want an extension. can we push it back a little? we need about four who are debates, we need more talk. another vp debate i think. no, i'm ready, john, aren't you? i'm so ready. i couldn't of went to bed...
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we can't standalone from the global market, a big slowdown is going to impact us. i think the important thing to consider is that you know we don't need a lot of growth of earnings to actually have the stock market do well. you just remove some of that uncertainty, get the valuation. it's going to be multiple expansion, i think is going to be the most potent source of the bull market over the next three to six months, knots necessarily those earnings growth. >> okay, professor, thank you very much for your time today. it's great talking to you. >> happy to be here. >> thank you. >>> coming up, do you or someone you know share too much information on facebook? up next, facebook coo sheryl sandberg on privacy concerns for the social networking giant and 8:30 eastern our exclusive interview with chicago fed president charles evan, a dove and strong advocate of the fed's latest round of easing, qe3 or qep or qe infinity or whatever you want to call it. qep is perpetual. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 and the streetsmart edge trading platform from charles schwab... tdd#: 1-800-34
we can't standalone from the global market, a big slowdown is going to impact us. i think the important thing to consider is that you know we don't need a lot of growth of earnings to actually have the stock market do well. you just remove some of that uncertainty, get the valuation. it's going to be multiple expansion, i think is going to be the most potent source of the bull market over the next three to six months, knots necessarily those earnings growth. >> okay, professor, thank you...
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joining us is brooks mcdonald asset straechltegy. and also we'll go to the cme. we want to talk about what you see coming out of the ecb. no decision expected, but what draghi says could be important. >> exactly. europe is struggling with a lack of credibility and actually all eyes will be on spain. bailout is inevitable and there are two things holding him back. first of all, political pressure. >> from germany in. >> actually just internally. the prime minister has never had such low -- like an 84% have no faith in him. it has deteriorated. and secondly, what are the terms going to be like. he's holding back because he wants reforms himself rather than have them imposed. and it could be very tough with germany being able to vote on rescue funds. >> rajoy may be facing internal pressure, but he also has the market pressures. when you look at the ten year, how much time does he have before they say this is it, you have to come to the table? >> he's come out and very sleerly said that as soon as yields become unsustainable, he will ask for a bailout. so he has kin
joining us is brooks mcdonald asset straechltegy. and also we'll go to the cme. we want to talk about what you see coming out of the ecb. no decision expected, but what draghi says could be important. >> exactly. europe is struggling with a lack of credibility and actually all eyes will be on spain. bailout is inevitable and there are two things holding him back. first of all, political pressure. >> from germany in. >> actually just internally. the prime minister has never had...
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but a lot more going on and we want to talk to bertha coombs who joins us with more on what's ahead for the markets. >> yeah, last night the nyse take to go twitter to dismedical rumors that the floor was under water. you can see it is dry here. plenty of sand bags. later on this morning, the nyse, the nasdaq and exchanges will all try their contingency systems. the ncht yse will do that test between 8:00 a.m. and noon. they will do it open at 9:30 and then a closing at 12:00. they do expect and hope to be open tomorrow. but what you have to look at is the rest of the infrastructure here in lower manhattan. last night, we had a substation blow on east 14th street in the lower part of manhattan and that set off a major power outage, all of manhattan below 39th street is without powers as of last night. and i will tell you it was a very frightening sight driving downtown to try to get done here to get here. hotels down here have no power. so there may have been some folks who actually were in the area and stayed in hotels to be near here, but beyond that, you also don't have any transport
but a lot more going on and we want to talk to bertha coombs who joins us with more on what's ahead for the markets. >> yeah, last night the nyse take to go twitter to dismedical rumors that the floor was under water. you can see it is dry here. plenty of sand bags. later on this morning, the nyse, the nasdaq and exchanges will all try their contingency systems. the ncht yse will do that test between 8:00 a.m. and noon. they will do it open at 9:30 and then a closing at 12:00. they do...
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he's going to talk to us about building a business and what it takes. this is a man who knows how to do that. he'll sound off on the race for the white house and still to come, we have heard from jpmorgan this morning. we're still awaiting wells fargo, that will be out at the top of the hour. jpmorgan up after it came in with better than expected numbers. we'll have the numbers and the instant reaction for wells fargo, that is just ahead. a crash management system and the world's only tridion safety cell which can withstand over three and a half tons. small in size. big on safety. with the blackish-blue frame and the white dots and the splattered paint pattern, your lights are on. what? [ male announcer ] the endlessly customizable 2013 smart. >>> welcome back to "squawk box," in the headline this is morning, jpmorgan chase is reporting third quarter earnings of $1.40 a share, estimates were $1.24. the $1.w40 includes noise and items including $211 million of so-called debit value adjustments and some reserves came back in, but revenue also beat the con
he's going to talk to us about building a business and what it takes. this is a man who knows how to do that. he'll sound off on the race for the white house and still to come, we have heard from jpmorgan this morning. we're still awaiting wells fargo, that will be out at the top of the hour. jpmorgan up after it came in with better than expected numbers. we'll have the numbers and the instant reaction for wells fargo, that is just ahead. a crash management system and the world's only tridion...
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we urge you to negotiate a bipartisan agreement as quickly as possible to prevent us from going over the fiscal cliff. take a look at some of the power players who signed this letter this morning. lloyd blankfein, jamie dimon james gorman, wribrian moneynih. and also michael corbat. so clearly a message being sent to washington. the question is whether washington can resolve any of this issues that they've been wrestling with for two years. >> is your expectation that this moves the needle or is this -- what is this expectly? >> i think what we're seeing is additional pressure being put on by wall street, by the business community saying you've got to come to a deal. they're signaling that they want a bipartisan deal, but what they don't say is what type of specific deal they want. they're not advocating tax increases, not advocating spending cuts, not advocating any particular plan. but there are business groups raising money to run tv ads on the fiscal cliff issue after the election. all of that is a coordinated effort, all those people talking to each other to try to push washingt
we urge you to negotiate a bipartisan agreement as quickly as possible to prevent us from going over the fiscal cliff. take a look at some of the power players who signed this letter this morning. lloyd blankfein, jamie dimon james gorman, wribrian moneynih. and also michael corbat. so clearly a message being sent to washington. the question is whether washington can resolve any of this issues that they've been wrestling with for two years. >> is your expectation that this moves the...
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i was told nigel, go away. don't bother us with detail, we're building a new state. and that's the point, it was political from the start. nobody thought about it. but i think in the end, the whole thing will fail and i'll tell you why, because right at the heart of this, of course, is the franco-german pact that is the basis of the european union and with a no one noticed there's a competitiveness gap opening up between france and germany. the french have got a new president. the first thing he did was reduce retirement age from 62 to 60 and second up the minimum wage and the third thing was to introduce a hate tax of 75%, which says if you're an entrepreneur left in paris, leave now. >> there's a lot of merit to that, you have the northern european bloc which people work and manufacture and do things and then you have the southern european bloc where it's all vacation places and they have a different currency. think about it. italy, wow, spain, costa del sol, greece, the islands. where does france fit in? because they don't work and -- >> well, that i think is the
i was told nigel, go away. don't bother us with detail, we're building a new state. and that's the point, it was political from the start. nobody thought about it. but i think in the end, the whole thing will fail and i'll tell you why, because right at the heart of this, of course, is the franco-german pact that is the basis of the european union and with a no one noticed there's a competitiveness gap opening up between france and germany. the french have got a new president. the first thing...